AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRice Research: A study in northern Guinea-Bissau found that birds and bats eat many of the same rice pests, but also target different species—suggesting they can provide complementary natural pest control. Researchers analyzed droppings from 502 animals and identified 87 rice pest species among their prey. Mangrove Science: A review of research across Portuguese-speaking African countries found Guinea-Bissau accounts for 25.7% of regional mangrove studies, but research remains heavily focused on carbon and other ecological functions, with community benefits and cultural values underexamined. Regional Health Planning: ECOWAS health officials are mapping training institutions to identify gaps in capacity, infrastructure and programmes, with the aim of strengthening the region’s health workforce.
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